Analysts said this month that customers are now willing to consider giving business to Satyam, a significant change from the large number of customers who rushed for the door after Satyam's financial irregularities became public.

The company said it added 12 new customers in the quarter ended March 31. A lot more new customers are signing up in comparison to a few quarters earlier, Thalapalli said. The company also expects to close some large deals in this quarter, he added.

The company has been expanding in Malaysia, even before the scandal, as part of its strategy to build delivery centers outside India.

The IDG News Service